Engagement Loop

Projects

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Children’s Intuitive Theory of Gamification

This Jacobs Foundation Research Fellowship (2023 - 2025) project is concerned with participatory design and automation of accessibility for/with children, aiming to minimise disparities in which kind of children get to benefit from socially accessibillity design.

Accordion Image 1 Children’s Intuitive Theory of Accessibility Landscape Image 1

Children’s Intuitive Theory of Accessibility

This Jacobs Foundation Research Fellowship (2023 - 2025) project is concerned with participatory design and automation of accessibility for/with children, aiming to minimise disparities in which kind of children get to benefit from socially accessibillity design.

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Community Engagement
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Co-Designing a Social Accessibility Facilitator to Boost Community Engagement with Type 2 Diabetes Prevention

This Jacobs Foundation Research Fellowship (2023 - 2025) project is concerned with participatory design and automation of accessibility for/with children, aiming to minimise disparities in which kind of children get to benefit from socially accessibillity design.

Talks

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Children’s Intuitive Theory of Accessibility

This Jacobs Foundation Research Fellowship (2023 - 2025) project is concerned with participatory design and automation of accessibility for/with children, aiming to minimise disparities in which kind of children get to benefit from socially accessibillity design.

Accordion Image 2 Creating Accessibility for Children, with Children Landscape Image 2

Creating Accessibility for Children, with Children

This Jacobs Foundation Research Fellowship (2023 - 2025) project is concerned with participatory design and automation of accessibility for/with children, aiming to minimise disparities in which kind of children get to benefit from socially accessibillity design.

Accordion Image 3 Co-Designing a Social Accessibility Facilitator to Boost Community Engagement Landscape Image 3

Co-Designing a Social Accessibility Facilitator to Boost Community Engagement with Type 2 Diabetes Prevention

This Jacobs Foundation Research Fellowship (2023 - 2025) project is concerned with participatory design and automation of accessibility for/with children, aiming to minimise disparities in which kind of children get to benefit from socially accessibillity design.

Our People

Professors

Postdocs

Ana Tanevska

Professor, Lab Director

Ana Tanevska is a postdoctoral researcher at the Department of Information Technology, Uppsala University, within the Horizon Europe project SymAware.

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Ana Tanevska

Professor, Lab Director

Ana Tanevska is a postdoctoral researcher at the Department of Information Technology, Uppsala University, within the Horizon Europe project SymAware.

Personal Website

PHD Students

Publications

Anticipating the Use of Robots in Domestic Abuse: A Typology of Robot Facilitated Abuse to Support Risk Assessment and Mitigation in Human-Robot Interaction

HRI ‘24: Proceedings of the 2024 ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction

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A Case for Diverse Social Robot Identity Performance in Education

HRI ‘24: Proceedings of the 2024 ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction

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Teaching

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This is the first item's accordion body. It is shown by default, until the collapse plugin adds the appropriate classes that we use to style each element. These classes control the overall appearance, as well as the showing and hiding via CSS transitions. You can modify any of this with custom CSS or overriding our default variables. It's also worth noting that just about any HTML can go within the .accordion-body, though the transition does limit overflow.

Work With Us!

The following is a list of project that our lab offers that can be expanded into e.g.a master thesis or an internship at the lab.

Large Language Models

Alessio is open to master’s thesis and internships on Large Language Models in selected topic such as: knowledge augmentation and editing in language models, multi-modal generation for social robots, moral and ethical reasoning.

Prerequisites

Strong knowledge of PyTorch and Language Models is required. Willingness to purse a publication is an advantage.

Contact

For more information: [email protected]

The following is a list of project that our lab offers that can be expanded into e.g.a master thesis or an internship at the lab.

Large Language Models

Alessio is open to master’s thesis and internships on Large Language Models in selected topic such as: knowledge augmentation and editing in language models, multi-modal generation for social robots, moral and ethical reasoning.

Prerequisites

Strong knowledge of PyTorch and Language Models is required. Willingness to purse a publication is an advantage.

Contact

For more information: [email protected]

Recent News

March 2024

Lux Miranda co-organized the 3rd version of the Workshop: Robo-Identity: Designing for Identity in the Shared

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March 2024

Lux Miranda co-organized the 3rd version of the Workshop: Robo-Identity: Designing for Identity in the Shared

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March 2024

Natalia Calvo Barajas was recognized as an “outstanding reviewer” based on her contributions to the peer-review process of the ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction (HRI), 2023.

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March 2024

Lux Miranda co-organized the 3rd version of the Workshop: Robo-Identity: Designing for Identity in the Shared

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March 2024

Lux Miranda co-organized the 3rd version of the Workshop: Robo-Identity: Designing for Identity in the Shared

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